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Polis modifies ‘Safer at Home’ guidelines, extends them to July 1
Gov. Jared Polis modified the state's "Safer at Home" guidelines Monday, relaxing some restrictions aimed at slowing the spread of coronavirus.
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Denver curfew extended: 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. Monday through Thursday
Denver mayor Michael Hancock has extended a curfew as protests in the city for the death of George Floyd and nighttime riots continue.
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COVID-19 update: Good signs amid fears of Denver riots spike
Even as new data from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment reveals positive developments related to the pandemic, officials are concerned that the lack of social distancing and scattershot mask use by both non-violent demonstrators and vandals seemingly more interested in wreaking havoc than racial justice could reverse the progress being made against the novel coronavirus.
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Denver police chief marches with peaceful protesters
The police chief for the Denver Police Department marched arm and arm with peaceful protesters on Monday.
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Controversial Instagram post leads to Denver police investigation
Denver police announced Police Chief Paul Pazen ordered an Internal Affairs investigation into a social media post purportedly by a Denver police officer. The Instagram post has since been taken down.
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